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Claudius the God and his Wife Messalina by Robert Graves is the sequel to I, Claudius. It is an autobiography accounting the actions and misfortunes of the Roman emperor, Claudius. Graves portrays Claudius as a sympathetic character rather than the bumbling idiot that he is seen as throughout history. Claudius the God and his Wife Messalina provides an insight into ancient Roman politics through a sympathetic character who makes many mistakes but never maliciously. (
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Section I, ch. 1-3 Section II, ch. 4-5 Section III, ch. 6-8 Section IV, ch. 9-11 Section V, ch. 12-13 Section VI, ch. 14-15 Section VII, ch. 16-18 Section VIII, ch. 19-21 Section IX, chapter 22-24 Section X, ch. 25-26 Section XI, ch. 27-28 Section XII, ch. 29-30 Section XIII, ch. 31-32 Section XIV, Three Accounts of Claudius' Death & Pumpkinification of Claudius, a Satire in Verse and Prose
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